Lufkin Warbird Rides Day- KLFK – June 27

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For one day only, two noteworthy vintage aircraft are pulling out of the museum and into the air! Visit two WWII warbirds from the Commemorative Air Force in Lufkin, Texas. Admission to the event is free, or you can reserve a flight on a historic bomber or transport!

On June 27th, two well-known WWII aircraft will be flying together. Experience the powerful B-25 Mitchell bomber, famous for its participation in the Raid Over Tokyo. Or bring the whole family on board the Navy JRB transport, and fly like a flag officer in WWII. Make the day a once-in-a-lifetime experience when you fly on a genuine WWII aircraft.

• Navy JRB Expeditor: The whole family can fly together in this VIP transport, and children as young as five years old can fly when accompanied by an adult. Seats start at $150. Book your flight on the JRB Expeditor by clicking the red box below or call 855-359-2217 for more information.

B-25 Mitchell bomber: painted in Marine Corps blue with the famous Devil Dog on its nose, there’s no other experience like taking off behind the thunderous radial engines! Flights booked in advance start at $425. Click here to book your flight on the WWII bomber: https://devildogsquadron.com/living_history_flight_experience

For the ultimate warbird experience, book a flight on one of the classic planes – prices start as low as $150

Flights are available from 9:00 M to 3:00 PM by reservation only, so join us at Angelina County Airport, 800 Airport Blvd, in Lufkin, TX.

Reserve your flight below or call 855-359-2217 to book a flight and join us.

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